ATRIOTIC North Shore residents lined the
streets and filled the parks last Saturday to
wish Canada a Happy Birthday.

Flag-waving locals braved wind, rain, thunder and hightorg
to watch the parade in North Vancouver City, cat birthday cake
ions Gate Hospital, and to attend the concerts and festivt-

tertront Park and John Lawson Park. Here then, is a

selection of Canada Day photos from your friends atthe News.

NORTH Vancouver MP Ted White (left) and North Van
City Mayor Barbara Sharp cut Canada’s birthday
cake at Waterfront Park.

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JAY-Keating and Darren Rickert of Locos Bravos
took to the stage at Waterfront Park .

STILT walkers from the
tained parade-watchers.

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DESPITE storm ciouds overhead, plenty turned out
for the festivities at Waterfront Park.

NEWS photos Paut McGrath

NORTH Shore News statfers took part in the Canada Day Parade which wound from Grand Boulevard and

13th Street to Kinsmen Park.

ELIZABETH and. James Evan
Celmainus were on hand for the
cake cutting at Lions Gate
Hospital. Born June 30, James
was the North Shore’s newest
Canadian. ‘

ORDER of Canada recipient Sarah McLachlan greets
new Canadian citizen, 7-year-old Parmda Elahi.

CHIEF Simon Baker leads the cer-
emony before the hopital’s 20th
annual Canada Day cake cutting.

JENN Hamera (left to right) and Brittany Callaghan
show off their Canadian spirit at Waterfront Park.